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Thanks for the link. Last time someone posted about those courses i started watching them, but i didn't went up to there. My problem now is that this really ma

by bsaul 13y ago

Thanks for the link. Last time someone posted about those courses i started watching them, but i didn't went up to there. My problem now is that this really made me want to start coding my own Lisp.

JackMorgan 13y ago
Thankfully chapter 4 demonstrates how to do just that! Want to make it lazy like Haskell? Syntax different from Scheme? You are limited only by your imagination. Round that off with the last chapter from Let Over Lambda and you can add in "or make it like Forth"!
- bsaul 13y ago
  One thing i wonder though: i first wanted to code that lisp in haskell (learning two languages in one), but i'm not quite sure it's such a good idea, now that i've learned about homoiconicity. Any advice ?
  - eru 13y ago
    You are one courageous individual. But you are not the only one. https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_Hours https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_... has got you covered.
    - bsaul 13y ago
      absolutely fantastic ! Thanks